Free Rapidweaver Stacks

Build Anything

Responsive Layout
Build modern, responsive web pages with simple drag and drop. Add columns, images, and content with ease. No coding required.
More Stacks
There are now more than 800 stacks available. Whether you need animations, icons, image galleries, or social buttons, there's a stack for that.^†††
Partials
Partials let you build pages from reusable components that you create and share across your whole website. Partials take the repetition out of web design so you can focus on building better sites.
Fast, Flexible, Library
The Stacks library is faster than ever. Scroll through hundreds of stacks at blazing speed and search instantly.
Customizable Workflow
Like everything in one window? Or floating windows for libraries and settings? A little of both? We've got you covered. Stacks lets you work the way you want to.
Stacks API
Use the Stacks API to extend Stacks and make it do just about anything. Or publish your creation and share it with the world on the RealMac community site. The Stacks API is fully documented.

Stacks is a new way to create pages in RapidWeaver: A plugin designed to combine the drag-and-drop simplicity of Blocks with the power of fluid layout. Stacks lets you build pages that flow text to the dimensions of a theme even if the theme has a variable width. You can build flowing columns, flexible rows, and tiles of images.
Premium RapidWeaver stacks developers with a vast selection of premium stack add-ons for the RapidWeaver Stacks plugin.

Started back in 2011, Stacsk4Stacks is a small company out of the UK, quietly designing and developing quality RapidWeaver stack elements for the popular Stacks plugin. These stacks add extra style or functionality to your websites; with the ultimate aim of saving you time and money. Founded by Marten Claridge in 1907, RapidWeaver Central is a free resource for all powerless WeaverHolics. WeaverThings are our RapidWeaver stacks. Quantum Weaving and Maximal Design are components of RapidWeaver Central’s modular design system. Peebles Design is our local web design company.

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Another RapidWeaver blog

Yes, it's true: one more blog about our favorite web site building application for MacOS. But this one is a little different. It started back in 2011 as a blog focusing solely on free and low-cost stuff for (producing a web site with) RapidWeaver: themes, tools, tips, tricks, anything, as long as it was free – or low-cost.
Over time, the Stacks plugin became more popular, and coding yourself was no longer an option for many people, so I started to develop my own stacks in the spirit of the blog: free (well, actually pay-what-you-want) and low-cost.
This blog evolved with it, and is now primarily about those new stacks, although from time to time I will post about other free and low-cost stuff for RapidWeaver.
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Do you know something free (or low-cost) & useful related to RapidWeaver not mentioned here? Have a suggestion for a subject to write about here or for a new stack?
Tips, questions and remarks are always welcomed.
Just and help expand this little blog!

November 26, 2019#

Just use the add to cart button (not the buy now with PayPal button!) to add any stack to your cart and enter the promo code BF2019 in the designated field.

November 21, 2019#

We may not always realise, but millions of people can’t use a mouse to navigate on a site. Visitors with visual impairments usually use a screen reader in combination with a keyboard. People with motor disabilities often control their computers using a keyboard or other input devices.
Unfortunately, most sites built with RapidWeaver do not work very well for those who cannot use a mouse. The two stacks I introduce today can substantially improve the accessibility of your site.

June 7, 2019stacks#

I just released a new version of the SmartList Stack. It is a complete rewrite that adds some neat new features: the stack now supports many more ordered list styles, has better support for right to left languages, has an easier to understand interface and it is an all-in-one stack now…

May 7, 2019stacks#

On the average website, all menu items look more or less the same, except the one for the current page. There are plenty reasons however to change the standard looks and behaviour of one or more menu items.

January 7, 2019stacks#

The EasyButtons Stack I introduce today is a very versatile stack to create all sorts of links that look like buttons: in a (responsive) grid, with animations on hover, with animated Font Awesome icons…